Art
“We’re Taking Up Space”: Salvadoran Women Artists Shape a New Identity
"And we’re brown, and Central American, and this is what’s up,” artist Liliana Castro explains.
Annette Lin
Annette is a writer based in Brooklyn, London, and Mexico City. She is primarily interested in the intersection of aesthetics in the context of culture, place, and urban planning. She received her MA in Journalism from Columbia University.
Art
How a Museum Wields Its Power in Crafting a National Identity
A look at the contradictions in how the Honduras Museum of National Identity pursues its mission.
Film
In Museo, Two Slackers Carry Out an Epic Art Heist
Director Alonso Ruizpalacios' latest film reconstructs the 1985 theft of nearly 150 pre-Hispanic artifacts from a Mexico City museum.
Art
Rethinking the Laws of Nature at Helsinki's New Amos Rex Museum
The choice of the teamLab collective for the opening exhibition of the Amos Rex Museum indicates that the museum's mission is sharing the exuberant power of art.